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AI Hallucination As A Source Of Criminal Harm




Noor Fatima Khan, Government New Law College, Indore



ABSTRACT


Artificial Intelligence (AI) has became an integral part of making decision across various sectors such as finance, healthcare, law etc. However, one of the most challenging aspects is AI hallucination. AI hallucination results into the rise of criminal harm including fraud, defamation, misinformation, wrongful accusation, cyber crime etc. AI-generated content increasingly influences public opinion, because of which the legal consequences of AI hallucination have become a matter of growing concern. This article argues that AI hallucination represents a major source of criminal harm that requires a specific legal accountability mechanism. It also recommends some legal reforms aiming to ensure accountability and promote the responsible development of Artificial intelligence technology.


Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, AI hallucination, cyber crime, criminal harm, technology, accountability.



Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

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Abbreviation: IJLLR

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ISSN: 2582-8878

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Accessibility: Open Access

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License: Creative Commons 4.0

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